| Modern mailing- per computer, internet - and postman |
| Ad Posted: | Wednesday, August 15, 2007 |
| Ad Expire: | Thursday, August 14, 2008 |
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| Posted by: | olymp2008 |
| Country: | Germany |
| User Location: | Rostock |
| Ad Information: | http://www.olympia-philatelie.de/hybrid/index.html |
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This is a site on modern postal technologies: the mailing from the computer at home, data transfer to postal (or accredited) printing houses - and mailing on traditional ways into the postboxes of the recipients.
Although prepared at the computer, the recipient got a "real" postcard.
This must be considered as a new postal product also by the philatelists. The author- an Olympic and sports collector- collected examples of these new HYBRID technologies and gives some answers how to use them for the thematical philately.
Image 1: Postage paid imprint at a Finnish hybrid card
Image 2: Postcard from a short- term Swedish Post hybrid offer as support for the soccer teams of the first Swedish league
Image 3: address side of the Swedish post hybrid soccer postcard offer- even a special thematic postage paid imprint has been used
Imae 4: Among the very first was USPS with its cooperating partner, Amazingmail. The client could choose either to make an own postcard or to choose from a wide range of postcard designs. Among them was one with postcards of famous singer Robbie Williams, acting as a soccer player and in other poses- a real multipurpose hybrid postal product for the thematic collector
Image 5: Imprint for the SYDNEY 2000 Olympics at a so-called German FUNCARD- probably the rarest German postal product for the Olympics 2000.
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